Jeffrey Ross wrote:
> Spamassassin is the way to go, but make sure you use sa-update to
> update the rules on a daily basis. In addition you may want to
> consider the "FuzzyOCR" plugin which will (help?) stop the annoying
> image spam (I haven't seen one of those in months).
Also, I'd strongly recommend training SA's Bayesian analysis, using the
sa-learn program. SpamAssassin won't use Bayesian analysis until it has
learnt 200 good ("ham") e-mails and 200 spams.
Bayesian analysis continues to be a *very* good way of analysing e-mail,
in my experience.
Hope this helps,
James.
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